Jakarta, 8 October 2026 — The Undergraduate of Communication Science Study students at Universitas Negeri Jakarta (UNJ) continued their participation in Investor Daily Summit 2026 on its second day, held at Raffles Hotel and Artpreneur Jakarta on Thursday (8 October). The event brought together government officials, business leaders, industry professionals, and academics to discuss Indonesia’s economic priorities and the challenges shaping its future development.
Continuing the momentum from the previous day, the summit presented a series of sessions that explored various strategic issues shaping Indonesia’s economic future. The second day opened with remarks from Airlangga Hartarto, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, who addressed the summit’s participants as discussions continued on Indonesia’s economic direction. The program featured sessions examining economic resilience, industrial development, and the role of different sectors in supporting national growth.
During the event, students attended several sessions, including Special Session B.1: Connecting Industries and Presenting Growth, Special Session B.2: The Golden Blueprint: Building Billion Ecosystem for National Economic Resilience, Special Session B.3: Economic Ecosystem & Digital Transformation, and Plenary Session 2: AI Restructuring Economic Landscape. These sessions featured speakers from diverse sectors, including government representatives, corporate leaders, industry experts, and academics who shared their perspectives on Indonesia’s economic opportunities and challenges.
The summit also presented a special session titled “Building Indonesia’s Next Economy Power House,” featuring Dony Oskaria, Chief Operating Officer of Danantara and Head of the State-Owned Enterprises Regulatory Agency (BP BUMN). The agenda further included Plenary Money Lab, “The Next Market Horizon: Confidence Beyond Volatility,” and a plenary session featuring Suahasil Nazara, Minister of Finance of Indonesia. These sessions expanded the discussion to include economic opportunities, market confidence, and the direction of Indonesia’s economic development.
The Coordinator of the Undergraduate of Communication Science Program Dr. Dini Safitri, S.Sos., M.Si., CPR. stated, “The activities throughout these two days have provided students with valuable knowledge and experiences by allowing them to directly listen to influential figures in Indonesia’s economic development. These opportunities broaden students’ perspectives and provide insights that cannot be fully obtained only through classroom learning.”
The experience gained from Investor Daily Summit 2026 broadened students’ understanding of communication, particularly its role in connecting industries, supporting decision-making, and building relationships among stakeholders. By observing discussions on economic and industry developments, students gained insights into how communication professionals contribute to organizational growth and respond to changing professional demands. This participation reflects the Communication Science Study Program of UNJ’s commitment to bridging academic learning with real-world developments. Through direct exposure to industry perspectives and strategic discussions, students are expected to strengthen their analytical skills, expand their professional awareness, and better prepare themselves for careers in the communication industry.
The two-day participation in Investor Daily Summit 2026 reflects the Communication Science Study Program’s commitment to connecting academic learning with developments in the professional world. By engaging with discussions on business, investment, and economic transformation, students are expected to strengthen their analytical skills, broaden their understanding of industry dynamics, and prepare to navigate the demands of the communication profession.